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  • Sale! Han Dynasty Bronze Dagger-Axe (ge), China (3154A-BHK)

    Han Dynasty Bronze Dagger-Axe (ge), China (3154A-BHK)

    Original price was: $395.00.Current price is: $325.00.
    H: 4.375 ”    W: 7.5 ”    D: .24 ”    |  FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    Han dynasty  dagger-axes (ge) like this were ancient military weapons.The dagger-shaped blade was mounted to a pole or shaft and secured using a shank and the holes on the two sections of its body. Their use ended with the advent of chariots and tightly packed military formations. He piece comes with a uniquely fashioned box.

  • Ming Attendant with Zodiac Animal, China (1155)

    Ming Attendant with Zodiac Animal, China (1155)

    $295.00
    H: 3.375″  W: 2.75″ D: 2.5″     |    FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    One of a set of 12 Zodiac attendant figures holding a small calendar animal of the year represented as part of mingqi placed in the graves of deceased.

     

  • Nanhai Guanyin Atop a Fish, China (16376)

    Nanhai Guanyin Atop a Fish, China (16376)

    $1,500.00
    H: 10″  W: 5.5″  D: 4.5″  |    FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    Rare provincial consecrated carving of Nanhai Guanyin on a lotus, representing purity of the mind, above a fish symbolizing her power to help beings sail through sea of suffering separating mortal world from the Western Paradise. Consecrated by a monk for placement on a home altar. Mounted on a lucite stand.

  • Sale! Porcelain Figurine Incense Holder, Chinese Republic Period, China  (17036)

    Porcelain Figurine Incense Holder, Chinese Republic Period, China (17036)

    Original price was: $225.00.Current price is: $175.00.
    H: 10″  W: 4″ D: 3.75″   |    SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    Elegant Chinese Republic porcelain figurine of an aristocratic woman holding a rose symbolizing long life and an indentation to hold incense.

  • Porcelain Teapot as Attendant Serving Tea, Chinese Republic (17037WRK)

    Porcelain Teapot as Attendant Serving Tea, Chinese Republic (17037WRK)

    $185.00
    Ht: 8.5” W: 5” D: 3” | FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    This small charming Qing or early Chinese Republic teapot is an attendant, her right arm is the spout and the left is handle and her with flowers is a removable lid . She typical attendant clothing, a high mandarin collared jacket draped over a flaring skirt that is the piece’s base.

  • Rare Antique Guanyin Crown with Five Dhyani Buddhas, China (16557)

    Rare Antique Guanyin Crown with Five Dhyani Buddhas, China (16557)

    $595.00
    Ht: 9.5″  W: 4.5″  D: 3.75″      |        FREE SHIPPING WITHin Continental U.S.

    Rare provincial home altar consecrated gender neutral Guanyin is in meditation on lotus throne wearing five-lobed crown symbolically representing the 5 Dyhani Buddhas in the Vajrayana Tantric tradition.

  • Rare Balinese Dewi Sri Rice Goddess Head, Indonesia, Nusa Penida (1253)

    Rare Balinese Dewi Sri Rice Goddess Head, Indonesia, Nusa Penida (1253)

    $295.00
    H: 6.5″  W: 4.75″ D:  2″ |  FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    Simple yet elegant carved and painted wood rice offering head of Dewi Sri, the Goddess of Rice, Agriculture and Fertility in Bali and Java. Made in the Balinese community living on the close Island of Nusa Penida, it is a rare vintage carving.

  • Sale! Rare Buddhist Bronze Ceremonial Fan, Thailand (3252)

    Rare Buddhist Bronze Ceremonial Fan, Thailand (3252)

    Original price was: $495.00.Current price is: $325.00.
    H: 10″  W: 4.125     |    FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    Rare Thai Ratanakosian gilded bronze ceremonial fans used by monks or high-ranking individuals and displayed in temples or homes as a sacred decoration or ritual object. Shaped like a bodhi leaf with a Buddha in Earth Witnessing mudra.

  • Rare Vintage Balinese Sweet Jauk Mask, Lombok (1320ZAR)

    Rare Vintage Balinese Sweet Jauk Mask, Lombok (1320ZAR)

    $325.00
    H: 7.5″  W: 5″ D: 3.75″   |    Free  SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.

    This very masterful and unusual Jauk mask carved by the Balinese community on Lombok has a sweet smile and moustache and eyebrows of animal hide and hair. The dancer wear gloves with very long fingernails moving his hands back and forth to generate anxiety in onlookers.

  • SOLD Ancient Biblical Holy Land Perfume Juglet, Judea 1784B

    SOLD Ancient Biblical Holy Land Perfume Juglet, Judea 1784B

    $350.00
    H: 5.75” Dia: 3.375″ | FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.!

    This pottery Judean juglet was made during the Biblical Period in the Holy Land (Levant) and used to hold perfume or other costly items. Its upper body tapers inward to a narrow neck to limit its pouring rate and conserve its costly contents. Covered with slip to lessen leakage and improve their appearance, these were used throughout the Roman Empire.

  • SOLD Ancient Harpocrates Figurine, Roman Empire, Alexandria (1844)

    SOLD Ancient Harpocrates Figurine, Roman Empire, Alexandria (1844)

    $395.00
    Ht: 6.5”  W: 2.625”  D: 1.75” | FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.!

    This ancient figurine is Harpocrates the Greek god of silence and secrets holding a jar made for a home shrine.  He probably represents a royal and temple cult, as he wears a double crown symbolizing both Upper and Lower Egypt and his royal emblem signifies his association with the reigning Egyptian king, who was considered a manifestation of the Egyptian god Horus. Missing part of his right side when excavated, and no with no repairs this is a true slice of history. It pairs well with #1845 Ancient Pottery Figurine of Child Nurturer Goddess.

  • SOLD Ancient Pottery Figurine of Child Nurturer Goddess, Roman Empire, Alexandria (1845BHK)

    SOLD Ancient Pottery Figurine of Child Nurturer Goddess, Roman Empire, Alexandria (1845BHK)

    $395.00
    Ht: 6.75” W: 3” D: 2” | FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL U.S.!

    This Roman Egyptian figurine from Alexandria of a woman holding a young child is a Kourotrophos, a class goddess figures holding infants or children. Referred to as “child nurturers”, these were revered deities, cult figures and mortals who were also fertility symbols and protectors of the young. Made from a bivalve mold, this terracotta figurine was probably placed on a home altar for protection. Mother and child figures like this are universal and appear in cultures throughout the world. It pairs well with #1844 Ancient Harpocrates Figurine.

     

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